General Viewing for the Total Solar PeayClipse will be in the Fortera Stadium.

Parking will be $5 per vehicle and will include 2 pair of solar eclipse viewing

glasses. More viewing glasses can be purchased at the stadium for $2.

August 21, 2017 (Location TBA) - The APSU Department of Physics and Astronomy will participate in a national data-gathering consortium sponsored by the NASA Space
Grant College and Fellowship Program. Students at APSU will conduct a high altitude
balloon (HAB) flight to gather data related to the eclipse, which will be used with
other data gathered along the path of the eclipse to tell scientists more about the
phenomenon of a total eclipse.

August 21, 2017 -The APSU Department of Physics and Astronomywill participate in a
national data-gathering consortium sponsored by the NASA Space Grant College and Fellowship
Program. Students at APSU will conduct a high altitude balloon (HAB) flight to gather
data related to the eclipse, which will be used with other data gathered along the
path of the eclipse to tell scientists more about the phenomenon of a total eclipse.